Cronin-Stubbs D., & Rooks C.A. (1985). The stress, social support, and burnout of critical care nurses: The results of research. Heart and Lung,14, 31-39.
2.
Foley G.V., & Fergusson, J.H. (1993). History, issues, and trends. In G.V. Foley, D. Fochtman, & K.H. Mooney (Eds.). Nursing care of the child with cancer (2nd ed.). Philadelphia: Saunders .
3.
Gray-Toft P., & Anderson J.G. (1981). Stress among hospital nursing staff: Its causes and effects. Social Science & Medicine , 15A, 639-647.
4.
Hinds P.S., Fairclough D.C. , Dobos C.L., Greer R.H., Herring P.L. , Mayhall J., Arheart K.L. , Day L.A. , & McAulay L.S. ( 1990). Development and testing of the Stressor Scale for Pediatric Oncology Nurses . Cancer Nursing, 13(6), 354-360.
5.
Hinds P.S., Quargnenti A.G. , Hickey S.S., & Mangum G.H. (1994). A comparison of the stress-response sequence in new and experienced pediatric oncology nurses. Cancer Nursing,17(1), 61-71.
6.
Jacobson S.F. (1983). Stresses and coping strategies of neonatal intensive care unit nurses. Research in Nursing & Health, 6, 33-40.
7.
Olson M.S., Hinds P.S., Euell K., Quargnenti A., Milligan M., Foppiano P., & Powell B. (1998). Peak and nadir experiences and their consequences described by pediatric oncology nurses. Journal of Pediatric Oncology Nursing, 15, 13-24.
8.
Stewart B.E., Meyerowitz B.E., Jackson L.E., Yarkin K.L., & Harvey J.H. (1982). Psychological stress associated with outpatient oncology nursing. Cancer Nursing,5(5), 383-387.
